In an exclusive interview with ABC6 News, a staff member who wishes to remain anonymous says they are personally owed nearly 500 hours in overtime pay from the start of the pandemic they’ll probably never see due to a Department of Administration policy-and they’re not alone.
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Last month, the New York City Council passed Int. No. 1208-2018-B. Former Mayor Bill de Blasio and current Mayor Eric Adams both took no action within the allotted 30 day period which means the bill became law on January 15, 2022. Employers must comply with the new law by May 15, 2022 (120 days after its effective date).
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — A Providence woman has been charged with wage theft and check fraud, Attorney General Peter F. Neronha said Monday.
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When indoor dining closed, drive-thru traffic boomed, with Taco Bell alone servicing 30 million more cars in the fall of 2020 compared with the year before. But fast-food industry workers, most making no more than minimum wage, suffered the consequences of working in tight quarters through what is now at least four stressful waves of COVID-19.
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After a thunderstorm tore across Iowa in August 2020, causing $4 billion in damage, six construction workers drove from Texas to Cedar Rapids to help rebuild. Promised daily pay of around $200 cash, plus travel and housing costs, the men arrived in Iowa in October and began work on a senior living center, painting walls and installing plasterboard and moldings, three people familiar with the arrangements said.
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CRANSTON, RI — Rhode Island’s attorney general is fighting back against labor law violations. Peter Neronha voiced his support for proposed legislation that would strengthen penalties for wage theft and misclassification of employees, making them felony violations.
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